Joe Bobowicz

The number of Chinese travellers visiting Europe is rallying, thanks in part to the Euros and the upcoming Paris Olympics — but brands should be aware of where else they are spending.

The public is learning that hero products from some of the world’s biggest luxury brands are often made for a fraction of what they sell for. Have we arrived at an industry reckoning?

The search for continuity after a big-name designer exits a brand has seen mixed results.

The world’s largest luxury conglomerate isn’t immune to the demand slowdown.

From makeovers to mockumentaries, fashion creators are launching their own series on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram — offering brands a way to tap new audiences.

Fenty Beauty’s clip-arty social media campaign may signal a change in direction for luxury advertising. It won’t suit every brand.

The official timekeeper is betting big on the event. CEO Raynald Aeschlimann discusses what’s at stake.

The designer has been tasked with reviving the legacy footwear brand after the passing of its founder in 2020.

Call it regional pride, utility, or the one-upmanship that comes with wearing the techiest labels – Liverpudlians have taken festival season, one Chocomel at a time.

Though London-based, the designer finds endless inspiration in the city where she was born